that is the place! ThanksI posted it a few weeks back,the site i got mine from and posted the link to is Urvapin.Definitely contact them,as the listing says with sleeve,and mine had it with them.
that is the place! ThanksI posted it a few weeks back,the site i got mine from and posted the link to is Urvapin.Definitely contact them,as the listing says with sleeve,and mine had it with them.
The poster had this to say:No Craig...the bridge you've got there takes the drizzle coils or the new sxk coils made for it. It takes a few other types as well but I'd have to look through some stuff to be more informative.
The vaporesso EUC coils fit in the A-tank if you've got the special sleeve with the standard bridge kit which come with the SXK one. To fit them in the standard boro you need the Mod Factory bridge....there are other bridges too but this is the original.
Most BB users swear by the MF bridge with the EUC ceramic coils in 0.5/0.6. They give a really good flavour.
The new SXK coils which came out for the Bantam look interesting although probably MTL the resistance at 1.2 ohm is certainly where you'll need to be with an 18350 battery.
Hope this clarifies and let me know if I can get you further details![]()
The MF bridge is for the EUC coils standard...but maybe i'm wrong here...??
Thanks. Very helpful...I was talking to someone earlier in my BB fb group and they told me the same. I'm not an MTL vaper so i'd never looked into the MF MTL setup. I actually though they were just reducers to make the airflow more restricted....so good to know thanks.Yes, that is true. However, MF also offers the bridge with what they call MTL adapters that will allow use of the bridge with Drizzle coils. So, MF bridge only = standard EUC coils only ... MF bridge + MTL adapters = EUC Standard AND EUC Drizzle coils.
Hope that helps.![]()
Useful... So that will probably be useable on the aspire rba tooI received my Bantam Box today, included was an accessory that took me a few minutes to figure out what it was for.
It's for putting on the Kanger RBA so that it can be screwed into a regular 510 for setup/maintenance ect.View attachment 821401
this is an excellent piece of equipment. I was stumped on how to maintain, (dry burn and check ohms) on mine while I was using it in my BB. Long ago we used to check them with the Protank but just no way to check it with the BB.I received my Bantam Box today, included was an accessory that took me a few minutes to figure out what it was for.
It's for putting on the Kanger RBA so that it can be screwed into a regular 510 for setup/maintenance ect.View attachment 821401
Yes it is a problem. The vapeshell and exocet and insider have them but not the Kanger or aspire so pretty useful to have.this is an excellent piece of equipment. I was stumped on how to maintain, (dry burn and check ohms) on mine while I was using it in my BB. Long ago we used to check them with the Protank but just no way to check it with the BB.
I was using the base of a Kanger Subtank that I had modified the positive pin on to accept the Subtank Mini RBA to set up the modified BB Kanger RBA head. That little adapter makes it much easier.this is an excellent piece of equipment. I was stumped on how to maintain, (dry burn and check ohms) on mine while I was using it in my BB. Long ago we used to check them with the Protank but just no way to check it with the BB.
Make sure you keep your builds no lower than 0.6 ohm for the bantam. Preferably for battery life I would be aiming for 0.8/9.My first build was with flat wire but failed in the end due to not getting trapped under the post screws properly and I was running out of time (time to go to work) so I put is 26 gauge Nichrome coil. I'll give the flat wire another go maybe today. Prior to last night I had only wrapped flat wire by hand on Silica, never on a shaft. Next time I'm going to use a black shaft as I could hardly see what I was doing.